Sentence examples for the timing which from inspiring English sources

The test was initially proposed by Tesla to Times editors, and the company arranged the timing, which came during a cold snap on the East Coast.

The timing — which U.S. officials insisted was a coincidence — suggested that the cash could be viewed as a ransom payment.

The timing, which appeared to be coincidental, angered many in China who believe that Japan has not atoned for wartime brutality, including large-scale rapes.

My kids used to watch Friends and I can't help but admire the construction and the performances and the timing, which is still brilliant.

But the G.O.P./Likud alliance dictated the timing, which in turn has to have affected the substance, and probably not in a good way.

The Geneva salon reflected that reticence, with attendance down by 20percentt from last year and Asian retailers notably absent — although some of the no-shows may have been due to the timing, which clashed with the Chinese New Year.

The timing, which-offended some Jewish New Yorkers, may in fact have improved his relations with those local blacks and Hispanics who have complained that, needing Jewish votes in last year's mayoral primary, he is now entirely too compliant where Jewish leaders' wishes were concerned.

A lawyer for Mr. Kozlowski dismissed as ridiculous the reported timing, which showed that the stock sale was made before the profit justifying the issuance of the stock was recorded.

By "average consensus" we mean that all nodes converge to the same timing which is determined by the average of the initial timing differences between the nodes.

The text below now reflects the accurate timing which Junger clarified in a follow-up tweet.

The market timing, which involved rapid in and out trades in a mutual fund, was improper because Putnam's policies barred such trading, according to the S.E.C.